Who feeds them, gets the milk and cleans the litter box, cleans off the scratching post, taking care of all those cats is another job.

Does the grocery store allow him to grab a gallon of milk and pay for it later?

You also want someone that isn't going to milk the bill and someone that, as soon as a date expires, they're filing the next step.

Yeah, investors can find cash flow and lots of raw milk!

i assume it's on crawl space with more-or-less easy access to all the piping. i find it hard to believe that's a real quote. i think someone is trying to milk you because of your expensive home.basically, all this stuff is what an average homeowner should be prepared for when getting a house (even new(er) ones). 

Worth correctly which means my partner is trying to milk another $1500 out of the basement floor demo?

Come up with your own "rule of thumb" based on your criteria and your market(s).1%, 2%, 50%, rules don't, and shouldn't apply to REI...they should apply to milk...as in,1% = Milk only a mother would love.2% = Milk that is growing in popularity50% = the increase per year in the number of people drinking 2% milk (I'm told this)

I cleaned a lot of barns and stalls, milked a cow daily, fed cattle, sheep, horses, and sometimes chickens when no one else was available.

They also don't understand that the main purpose of the guru seminar they went to was to recruit cheap bird dogs and milk their personal networks for the guru's more established pals.Sooner or later, though, the burgeoning REIs DO happen on what they feel is a good flip opportunity.

Money Mustache after episode 1.